KES 9 Inches Hand Towel Bar Bathroom Towel Holder Kitchen Dish Cloths Hanger SUS304 Stainless Steel RUSTPROOF Wall Mount No Drill Brushed Brass, A2000S23DG-BZ
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For the 30-inch, I took a chance and went with the "brown" color option. I was given a 30-inch bar and a 30-inch bar. inch brushed nickel bar (which is exactly what I was looking for and what the photo depicted). br>br>I can only assume that someone (a non-governmental organization) is responsible. Because both "brushed" and "brown" begin with "br," an English speaker got "brushed" and "brown" mixed up.
If you see an image with dimensions that say 13, it's 12" from outside to outside. 8 or 13. It's a 9 out of 10.
Yes- I bought it and it's the same "nickel" color as mine.
You might be able to do so, but it wouldn't be very effective. Using drywall anchors and screws (if necessary) is much better.
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Only the BAR, however, is 32! I like the rack, but the bar is only 32 inches long, not including the wall mount. It was purchased with the intention of hitting 16 on center studs, but the mounting components are closer to 30. 5, by a stroke of luck, managed to clip a stud at the edges. It could have been stated in the description, and I am simply an idiot, but be warned, my fellow idiot.
I bought these because the installation was advertised as "glue" or "stick" on, which was important because this was going on tile, and that's why I purchased this product and the matching items. When I first got them, the installation package only gave me limited instructions on how to use the glue feature. There was data on the following: a "normal" installation using wall screws and anchors, as the fixture was clearly designed for, or a two-step 48 process to glue it on. Although glue on was a modification and not something that the bracket appeared to be designed for, the fixture design was for screw on. In addition, the adhesive There were a lot of gaps in the instructions. There was a picture (very small) and that was all there was to it; it was in a package that appeared to be the "glue. " Due to a lack of instructions, I'm not sure how to apply the glue, which appears to be a two-step process. a process similar to epoxy I'm going to make an educated guess and see how it goes. If they don't work out, I'll return them and update this post with the results.
In our newly repainted laundry room, we needed a towel bar to match the new satin nickel hardware by the sink. I came across this and liked the style as well as the price (which was reasonable). Partner said it was very simple to put together (and he isn't a big fan of DIY). He only used the parts that came with it (no heavier-duty screws, etc. ) and it is securely fastened to the wall. I included photos to show how well it coordinates with the satin nickel hardware (Liberty brand Phoebe knobs, for example). It has made me very happy!.
The 30" towel bars are fantastic. You can spread the towel out to allow it to dry quickly. The installation was very quick, and they appear to be very sturdy. For the money, this is excellent quality. KES products have been used to outfit my entire bathroom. I strongly suggest it.
At the end of April, I received this towel bar; I'm still very pleased with it as of September 3rd. We don't have enough space in our bathroom to hang two standard towel bars side by side without putting one behind the door, and neither of us is particularly tall, so hanging one over the other without a lot of overlap would be difficult. It's fantastic that you can hang both towels on the same bar without them overlapping. They certainly dry much faster than they did scrunched up on the 23-inch bar we had previously. (We had to fold them in half to make them fit) wise, then hung over the bar) The actual distance between the pegs on the bar is 33 inches, and it protrudes 3 inches from the wall. It's only been a few months, but it's already proven to be a good investment; There is no rust or discoloration on the wall, and it is not falling apart. We took our time installing it, but it was not difficult in the least. My purchase went well.
It is highly recommended. I'm in the process of replacing polished brass (eww) with brushed brass in a bathroom. Although I prefer brushed nickel, it will not work with the existing shower. A towel bar mounted on one of the doors was one of the issues I needed to address, so I ordered TWO KES 23. 6 Inch Brushed Brass Towel Bar (A2000S60DG-A2000S60DG-A2000S60DG-A2000S60DG-A2000S60DG BZ) to remove the old towel bar and replace it with a new one. br>br>This isn't my first purchase from KES; I've previously purchased a toilet paper holder, a pop-up drain, and a paper towel holder. Despite being sold separately, the towel bars were packaged in clear plastic bags and shipped in the same shipping box. A bag of hardware, an Allen key, and a small tube of glue were also included in the package. Glue? Hmm. br>br>The towel bar's two steel circular mounting brackets must be removed before installation. Simply loosen two hex grub screws to accomplish this. While you can use the Allen key that comes with the kit, I recommend using your own tools. You'll be provided with screws that are the ideal length for mounting on a door. If you're going into a soft material, the included screw anchors (though they're the cheap sleeve type) should be used. After you've installed the brackets, all you have to do now is re-position them. grub screws should be tightened As an alternative to screws, KES has included glue. Unless you're sticking it to tile, stone, or glass (which has its own set of problems if you can see the other side), I'd probably avoid the glue. If you're going to use glue, roughen up the surface or use an adhesion promoter first. br>br>In terms of the towel bar, it's a good deal at $26. The end result is a bit drab - It might not 100% match your other finishes even for brushed brass. However, I don't think that's a big deal for me. As it stands, I'm waiting for a new doorknob assembly to arrive, which will complete the door and modernize the bathroom's overall appearance. It is highly recommended.
Because the only place we could hang our kitchen towels was on the dishwasher's handle, we needed towel bars. It appears to be a mess. These fit perfectly inside the doors of the cupboards beneath our sink. Each one holds a kitchen towel and is sturdy and contemporary in appearance. However, it is still available even though it is not visible on the internet.
It's extremely simple to set up. I've previously purchased KES brand hand towels, towel racks, paper towel holders, and robe hooks, and they've all performed admirably. It's a shade or two darker than my Jacuzzi Champagne Bronze faucet, but because it'll be hidden beneath the edge of my vanity, I don't think the difference in color tone will be noticeable. You can see that the champagne bronze fixture is browner in color while the KES brushed brass towel holder is more yellow in the second photo with my faucet and towel holder. But it's a lovely and tasteful brushed brass, not at all cheap-looking. The reason I'm saying all of this is because Champagne Bronze is the new brass, and matching bathroom accessories to it can be very expensive, but this is a good alternative.
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